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Here's the link to my trip.
https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/threads/am-i-crazy-driving-69-satellite-from-kentucky-to-oregon.210529/
Someone on fabo is planning a cross country trip in a valiant. It looks like the same valiant on youtube Dead Dodge Garage from about a year ago...
I flew from Oregon to Kentucky to drive back a 69 Satellite i purchased. The route i took was about 2200 miles. I would love to do it again. I was definitely over my head driving that car back with my limited knowledge plus the fact the car hadn't been on the road for maybe 15 years or so i was...
Dimensions are on this page. If you need 4 speed parts, Brewers is the go to source for most of us. The owner is a member here and posts on 4 speed questions from time to time. @Dan Brewer
https://www.brewersperformance.com/product/b308-main-bearing-308-3-543-diameter/
I rented a car a few years back to drive myself home from the airport and couldn't figure out how to pop the fuel door at the gas station. I'm used to driving old junk. I looked all over for a lever or button. A lady saw me fumbling around and came over to help. She pushed on the fuel door and...
There are specific 308 bearings for these transmissions. If you just look up a 308 bearing online you'll probably see 308SG which measures 90x40. The 308SG8 measures 90x35. Sounds like you have the 308 bearing.
https://www.brewersperformance.com/product/b308-main-bearing-308-3-543-diameter/
Check the bottom of the gear box and see what you find besides the broken teeth. Maybe a needle bearing or something was dropped on accident by the rebuilder.
According to an AI bot, Bob is wrong! No hard feelings! I prefer points too.:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
Question: is electronic ignition better than points ignition?
AI Assist Answer: Yes, electronic ignition is generally considered better than points ignition because it offers more precise timing...
This is off a 67 Coronet. Might be similar for a 67 GTX. You can see the little connector extension that splices off the green wire to the fender signal.
Don't cut it especially if original and in good condition. Lots of people would love to have it. I'd keep it and put it back on if you ever sell because most people love those.
That's the main case casting number. It's shared between a,b,c body 4 speed transmissions. The tailshaft casting would tell us what you have if you can post the number.
Not sure about a charger wheel well but here they are on a roadrunner. I like that look.
https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/threads/widest-tire-without-tubing-69gtx.293771/post-912956452